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ENFORCING THE NAME LAW



Prohiblt0ry state.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. "a. Michael Burns,
who attempted to evade the prohibitory law by
importing liquors and SELMA them at retail In
the original packages, was yesterday found
guilty Of maintaining o common nuisance.
Judge Whitehouse In his charge said:
The statute Of our State declares that "no
shall sell Intoxicating hquorS except provided for
medicinal purposes, So 1t does not except importers
from the operation Of t. II has not presumed to say
that person shall import" liquors Il has pre-
sumsd to interfere with the prsrossttvs Of Congress- to
Hat sS . no
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between Congress and u: law the State
any IN tho
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people sbsousy surrendered solely in the interest
iae that sixty year. ago was determined by tho
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case at TO- select the port Of Portland In the STATE
q Maine !. ne PLACE for INTRODUCING BIZ liquors 10
sno.her State county without yolStny Law q
Co%mis:onsr g the state q Iains 4 they pure
Quirsd some rshts BY The payment of the duty but il
any event he selected his port and bis place for
He ought be permitted pursue the business Of
retail dealer of Intoxicating liquors In State In de-
lance Of our laws The LEGISLATURE has expressly for
explicitly declared 70 DO imperative By our court For
this reason alone would be my clear duty Jury
trial uphold the law OF the State Of aine Hereford
you hnd tho respondent sold only liquors
imported By himself and IN the oriGnal packages In
which they imported h d still your duty 10 nnd
OF the laws Of Maine.
The Jury returned in three minutes with
verdict Of guilty. Defendants counsel will take
the case to the law courts Of the State and to
the Federal Court Of Washington. II necessary.
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for years. The Governor viii return To Aibnny
Tomorrow morning.
The Orange sss nsSnnS fair, which cesss TO-
cessful ono eyer held In the county. In some
departments 1t oclipses the State fair.
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THE WALKING DEzEsArEs ABROAD.
They Visit New buildings m On the West
Side and Ono OF Them IL Arrested.

They Visit New BUILDINGS m On the West
Side and Ono OF Them is Arrested.
The Board of Walking Delegates went up
to the big buildings In construction about the
four corners OF Seventy-third street and Flew
OF the Carpenters Union. Robert Farrell. went
into all the buildings and ordered the men
there out on strike. He said that the Board Of
Walking Delegates had found that william p.
Austin. o boss plumber, who employed non
who was boycotted. were working there. The
stairbuilders In the housea on the corner OF
Seventy-third street and Eleventh avenue
w% Hrsa Me aa w aobss and
yesterday afternoon that Walter Scott was not
a9f any n sr g % tie WORK.
but threw II up when he found he would have
Sculty In Gets9 enough r., %sn 70 w0Ts for
men. but somehow the ToEkmen got It into
Other Msrs 0I ad MA last a asst rhe men
have lett here, some $50 Of them. and they will
stay away. We have paid them on. Some few
have returned; We have employed nfty labor
layers and plasterers will 90 TO work. We have
no use for men ruled by walking delegates. II
they can AFFORD TO quit work when they have
everything their own way Wo can get along
Robert Farrell of the carpsptors' Union was
arrested yesterday on complaint ot George 3.
course Of eonstrgetion in seventy iif,h street,
e essoa tss Saidnss he had BEEN ordsrsd
o mem saopssa HSfk asr tsd
Vine VII t iSs sizAnlnSsioS q fSs Essis2 csSIe
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TW0 BROTHERS KILLED TOGETHER.
A Long Hslnnd Express Train Rmashes Their
Wagon at o Crossing.

william Kehr, % years old, and Rudolph
Kehr. II years old. brothers, OF tho Delmonico
fats at Delmonico place and Park avenue,
Brooklyn. were instantly killed while crossing
the track OF the Long Island Railroad, near
Fresh Pond. on Thursday evening last by tho
locomotive OF west-bound train. Tho Kehr
brothers gained a livelihood by purchasing
poultry in city markets and peddling 1t to
farmers on tho outskirts Of Brooklyn. They
started from home with s65 worth OF poultry In
crates piled high on one-horse wagon. In
tending to return home ut night. With s25 in
their pockets they turned thcir horse home
ward late in the afternoon. arriving at the
Long Island Railroad crossing shortly before
$50 p. n. The approach OF the Port Jefferson
express train which was due in Long Island
City at $50 P. NJ. was concealed from the men
zoo yards distant. The bank and the curve are
at the top 81 long Grade which descende east sst
their trains plunge along The down grade at
That was h s{S the PS5t Jefferson express
gineer .Isaae Carleton was in the cab The
road where the young mnn stood ut the CROSS
Vest Of resR Pona Il Is not oten Sssd
The locomotive struck the Kehr brothers
and threw Rudolph Ke6r dead into the ditch
on one side and carried William Kehr 100 feet
further. William Kehrs back and both legs
were broken and his skull was fractured The
horse was cut In pieces.
Engineer Carleton In his report says that
when the locomotive first rounded tho curve
he saw the Kehr brothers wagon standing on
the side OF the track. Carleton supposed they
intended to remain where they were until the
train passed them, 30 he did not slacken speed.
Instead, the horse started across the track
the crossing.
Coroner Maurice OConnor will hold an in
will search for witnesses of the accident. He
has the name Of Conrad Scherr, who ID said to
tell q different story from that Of Engineer
Carleton,
When Deputy Coroner Wickham arrived at
tho scene Of the accident on Thursday night,
all OF the remaining chickens which had been
knocked out OF the coops had been stolen.
William Kehr leaves q wife and child.
The double funeral will take place to-mor-
row from tho brothers late home.
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THE oLrxN BrLL KILLED.
It Made 10 = Penal ORsnce - Teach white,
asa Blaeko IN the Same School.

~ Fe0NN VuDUCo T00NN
sad Biseko In the Same School.
ATLANTA, Sept 2a.-The Glenn bill, which
has already passed the House, was the special
order In tho Senate to-day, whore n was an
tngonized BY tho Senate substitute The Glenn
bill makes It penal to teach whites and blacks
in the Same building. The substitute simply
withdraws State aid from such institutions.
The debate was opened by Senator Wright.
who favored the original bill.
III we fail to pass this BILL" said he, we re-
pudiate the policy already In force. Shall tho
Senate retreat under the fire Of the negro and
tho miscegenous prcssf Public sentiment
that permits white girls to be educated with
negro boys is not fer from public sentiment
Senator WSighs thep Massd warn when
70 agent 81 the un Eskimo
frightened or oaioled into 9 surrender Of this
Other Other senators followed n tho same strain.
p Vossa 1a h e asas LII %ou III s. ssrs
Senator BrantieS attacked the alenn bill.
cover more than one Congress- Con District but t
not hs IN hs 3 I Sas aesa sss
play yitS the BLACK children or go to Church
together. They can live. together. interchange
visits. play together and finally die together.
They can do all things except 20 to school to-
gether To defeat the Glenn bill 10 not to back
down. It is an assertion that Georgia man
hood is not dead, that public sentiment In
S ss III fns as sn'. southern
Tho substitute was adopted BY vote Of 25
to IS. The decided majority by which the
Senate passed the substitute kills the whole
measure. because tho House will not accept
the substitute and the Senate will not adopt
the original bill In this way the whole dis
cussion Of tho question will have been for
nauQht
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THE usARAAxERs' CONVENTION
San Rranelsco's Flea fer . Special Labe
Relceted. MS to II.

San Rranelsco's Flea fer . Special Label
Rejected. AS to H.
BNaHAMToN, Sept. 22.-The Cigarmakers
Convention this morning discussed o special
article. reported by the Committee on Consti-
tuition, granting permission to Union No. 228
Of San Francisco TO issue special label of
their own device In order to moro successfully
fight the Chinese cheap labor In California.
Delegate Gusstadt of San Ffaacisco made an
earnest plea In behalf Of the measure. He
said: 1T 10 o question of life or death with US.
There are $500 Cinnamon engaged In cigar
making on the Pacific coast, and only about 100
white men. See the fearful odds against us"
Delegates Shakespeare and Jablinowski Of
New York opposed the measure on the ground
a bad precedent. New Yorf and Chicago. they
said, are as much entitled to special legisla-
ton as Ii San Francisco, Tho tenement house
system In New York is just as bad as the Chi
nese In California. In giving special labels
dissensions would be caused. and one section
would boycott another. II the Chinese should
New York.
The measure was rejected BY vote Of 11s to
IL. Tho amendment to section 2. which was to
change the time Of holding the Convention
from two years to three. was not concurred In,
A recess was then taken.
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A Receiver or Ta.e. Arre.ted.

NEWTON. L. l. Sept. 22.-William Pepper, Re-
cevsr of Taxes OF this town. arrested this morning
bench warrant issued by County Judge Garretson
no having been indicted by the Grand Jury for INSIDE
meanor In having failed to nle his accounts with the
Queens County Treasurer according law Kepper was
taken before Justice Sohoper and furnished bail his
appearance Veppcr was unable TO square up his ao-
counts with the County Treasurer Aug 90 when no
ahDud have done upon Aug 30 until which date
tho Treasurer allowed him, he being then over 5000
short That amount he made good o few days ago.
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Forget she was In . HuS.y.

One of the engineers in the new Court House
climbed out Of the cellar yesterday afternoon and stood
over nAnhoe near the west entrance 10 tho shsr's
once. He was . brauny fellow with sooty face and
tangled hair His arms from the shoulders down were
bare and they were as nne pair Of arms as anybody
would toyoWn Tho dirt them could
showed beneath the skin As he stood out In the bold
glare OF day midde-aged woman richly dressed In silk
hurrytRg along She evidently very much be.
hind time for she was nearly running when she caught
tened her pace slower aud slower she went with
Then sha paced pair OF gold trimmed eyeglasses upon
her and watched the engineer until he got tired Of
lpaliHR and disappeared
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Boston, Sept GA special committee Of
the Legislature today inspected large cotton mill at
Salem which Il manned almost exclusively by French
Canadians mostly children All of expedents are
resorted to by the parents to obtain GER
eates for children under the legal age OF u years
tho teeth dentist in the Salem School Hoard quickly
Detects the age Of every applicant for certificate by
tho chds teeth Unless the p oper molars are there
due at ii years no certificate II issued
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Mr. Phe,p. Robbed In Photograph Gallery.

Mr. John J. Phelps OF 2 Wall street, son Of
the United States Minister to England complained In
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday that Daniel
Ringold and William Patterson, two oolored men, had
robbed him Of a poeketbook containing sio0in money
and valuable papers Mr. Phelps carried his NOR.
rocco poeketbook In an inside coat pocket when he
wsy 70 q, for ~. portrait spssd The ~ ai Ills
tho wallet the floor his chair while sting before
the camera He forgot IL when he left the photograph
era but returned few minutes later but no one know
anything about Ne complained % the police who
confessed tat he found tho and threw II ont
OF window TO Patterson aud gave him $40 catching
IL safely Justice Patterson committed the prsoners
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UNION OF THE SIT MEN,
All the Large Companies Csnsoiid atane
Their Interests.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 22.-A mammoth salt
company. composed Of all the large salt manu-
facturers in the United States. Is about to be
formed. It win be known as the National Salt
Union. and will be headquarters for the salt
salt firms In Ohio. Michigan, and New York
met here this week and made ARRANGEMENTS
soon for organization.
The object Of the union IL mutual protection
and to keep up the prices. The company will
eleven In the Pittsburgh Salt Company, nine in
New York. thirty In Michigan. aud thirteen In
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Ex.Minister wa.hburne's Critical Condition

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-The condition of the
Hon. E. d. washburne x-Mnister to France was some
what better today although there are fears that tho
end Is drawing He paessd somewhat reatIess
plight and NJ times was unconscious. This morning.
Yssterday 10 Tas found lying on hs couch In bis
found that hA right side partially paraly zed
and he may, the physicians ny have had eight stroke
said that bis father had also burst blood vessel the
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Heiseubutter's Luck.

Henry Heisenbutter. 81 years old. was ar
rAgned in the General Sessions Court yesterday for at
tempting suicide Sept by shooting himself in tho
temple he Is bartender aud lives at $40 West Sixty
Why did YOU try to kill yoursslf," asked Judge
r gAA In very hard luck, Z" said Hesenbutter. %
.How y your luck to-day 7" asked the Judge.
"fhat depends very much on your Honor said Law.
The prisoner wii have thirty days In the City Prison In
which TO repent. -
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Lennon weary or L.aaer.bip.

George d. Lennon has grown weary Of play
ing aader 10 tho Union Labor party. The rcsznauons
Of Louis r DslAn and William Martin, Inspector OF
wssha and AessursA handed In yesterday have broken
his heart and decided him 70 abandon a PARTY that
seems % have come TOO late He says Ihaf The party
started out with great vim advance the into IL
Iabor but that nobody would come forward to have bis
Interests Ady4leed Now he = going 70 make bold
uhiisA Labor D4Eiy. = $50
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A P.puleu. Fart Of Broadw.r D,.turnsa.

a fspuious Fart OF broadway Disturbed.
Three somewhat we'll dressed mon who stood
on the Of Twenty sixth and Broadway at
10 O'Clock Wednesday night became suddenly excited
over something and two OF them began to pound the
third. The street was ~ usual crowded at that hour
and ring Of welldres men and women soon gath.
cred TO tho mill Policeman Ilig came along and
took the three to the station house There the
West Forty sixth street and that the other two bad
him AS tho policeman was nble verify part OF this
statement the two were locked up. One said he was
s Edward A. Atkins Of So seventh avenue They
son Market Martin failed to appear against them and
they were discharged.
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The Progressive Labor difference.

party 10 Webster Han last night It was decided to hbd
their Convention there Wednesday morning at
Foelook 90 that Outoftown delegates may return on
the evening Of that day. Jacob Franz delegate from
TIE kiKhteenth Ward labor League OF Brooklyn said
that ne had decided 70 organize the Progressive Labor
party IN kinn county aud would do on next Saturday
ssrs reported that they had taken permanent head
quarters 81 10 stanton street. They designated ftz
John Porter 70 appoint the NTH election inspector for
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Parech,ai school. In Public school buildings.

BosToN. Sept. 22.-The first case In this vicin-
ity OF public school building for parochial school
Just occurred In Maiden. The Board Of Aldermen Of
that city night voted to lease the nnoccupied rooms
IN the public school building sta nominal rental Of $50
per month for Roman Catholic pnrochiAl school pur-
poses The lease contains that tho rooms
shall DO vacated notice when they are needed by
the city The City Solicitor gave Il opnon that
such OF the school buildings would be iegal
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HI. Prisoner SAFE with window. Open.

ATLANTA, Sept. 22-The Sheriff OF Heard
county In this State has solved tho problem Of prevent
ing the escape of prisoners. Two months ago there was
committed to his murderer named Dit Scott Tho
prisoner has twice escaped. but recaptured each
time Tho third attempt made two days ago. which
almost successful The Sheriff then had Dig staple
driven In tho floor Of the second story To this staple he
fastened one end Of q trace chain the other
leaves windows and doors open satisfied the prs
onef attempts to jump out he will hang himself
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Reception to Fred Deurla.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 22.-About 1000 negroes
attended reception given to Fred Douglas to Night at
the African Methodist Episcopal Metropolitan Church,
the largest colorsd church In the city After the raesp
Ry NJ peh , .hs Roy Z Q Stuart and ohsrs Ihs
Robert T. Lincoln for President and Fred Douglas
for VeePresld0nk The occasion OF the
Europe - w '"
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Ths Condemned Anarchists.

6PRISoTIELD, Sept. 22-Gov. oglesby's cor
Tsspondsneo Is now largely composed of Anarchlstio
commune atoms but wholly In behalf OF the prison
srS One mail this morning brought six letters Contain
nsndinA the decision OF the supreme Court Appeals
Tor ciemency have been received tor several dayL
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4 COSTLY TELEGRAPH BzuNDKn
It Set Hestoa spooulsters to Buying stocks
But They Sold Soon Afterward.

But They Sold Soon Afterward.
BOSTON. Sept 0.-Thousands Of dollars
were lost In State street to-day on account of
. mistake made In transmitting the Associated
Press despatch about the Government bond
offer last night. The figures named a. the
maximp In that would be accented we're given
as rs si IA sneC0 ansrsad 81 s;S invSs,
street with early orders TO buy ali the local
specialtiss and everything else at big
was a wild scramble to I'll orders In the
first half hour. and everything went up with a
hurrah. The correction did not come for near.
and then those who had been deceived hast
ensd to unload. Several local stocks went on
tremendous howl Of disgust from those who
got caught, The mistake Is said to have oc.
CURED IN the transmission Of the dispatch from
New York to Boston,
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Texas Fever In Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Sept ga week ago last Mon
day herd OF twenty Western bulls was bought at Al.
bany and taken 10 the place Horace Barber at Ware
house ront Conn. They are now suffering from Texas
sa n sS aSa UP % ys;ssrday morning. and another
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Tag and rerrybon, ia Collision.

There was collision at pier 3. East River.
yesterday afternoon between the tuRbOa James A. Oar
ned and the feTrybOat South Brooklyn OF tho South
brooklyn line The tugbost at the end Of
the ferry dock, and the incoming ferrybOat struck he
e1cltement on the ferry boat Nv"
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Hitting Psddler. Come. High.

RIvERHEAp. L. l., Sept. 22.-Chas. g. Banks,
wealthy New York merchant who has q country resI.
dence at Good Ground about month ago committed an
3xsrnya,el assault upon peddier and Was placed un.
ger bpnds 20 await the action OF the Grand Jury which
Indicted him on Tuesday To-day he tried aad con.
rieled, anu Judge Young lrcd him s2jo.
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Murdered by hi. st.p.ou.

SYRACUSE, Sept 22.-George Fitch. village
blacksmith ut Bolivar chttsnAnEo, was this morn.
ing struck the head with sedKe In the hands OF hs
hafWitlsd slepson and did this Afternoon Ths muir.
der vas ahlOOdsA 0ae and little V known % he
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The Weather Yesterday.

co. ~, $685. A. NJ, 1Ssi ~ NJ, 5T5 so r. A. Blt,
81 z n, essi r NJ eiS; y midnishL sd xssrase
60 Average on Sept q, 1880 SsIss @~
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Two Expires. Train. Crash Together.

LIMA. Ohio. Sept. 22.-The limited express,
west bound on the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago
road crashed into the bound express seven miles
east Of here this morning The latter train trying
to reach side track. Tho brakes the west bound
train did not work Engineer Glenn seriously hurt
by jumping The tender of his engine was driven
through the mail car There many narrow escapes
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The Case or . KIa. lIel1.au..,

BRDdEPoRT. Sept. 22-Arguments were
heard day by Judge Headssy of the Superior Court
IN .hs case o. "Kd" AcMsnus 70 have tho evii case
that the State had right TO enter proceedings against
him aftor being brought from another State diff
deoiRion. y 7' -
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struggle with Burglar In u Hallway.

MIDDLEDoRouaH, Mass. Sent. 22-william
Pease. who is employed by Mr., N. p. Ryder, remained
out until after midnight last night and entering tho
house met man In the hallway and grappled with him.
throwing the man to the floor. Tho burglar drew d
knife and stabbed Pease until he obliged to lot 20
wounds and serious stab In tho neck There clue
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DyuAn,ter AIoouey Plead. Not Guilty.

Thomas ]. Mooney, the dynamiter. who re-
Gently attempted to SGT IRE to tho National line steam
ship Queen was IN the Court Of General seSsiona
yesterdny. Lawyer DelAhanty In hR behalf, pleaded
not Euly 70 ihe indie charging In the sse
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signal Omeo rreales,.,.

v: cSldsT G1 ssr weather. aAs to ssA north
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ua...4s4,.a..s. /. :. !. =. y. r....la..-,4..
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ea h Ana spany
aoua MOI Ss sompssa % pursue ne tsdlou, rsmsdy q
y. ~ dealing with their fellow men This isslsls,
COMPLETE p sns u e pae
npan aaa nsSGs upon people Who h mnss rely
IsP!ssassisns ~ oss from Whom they puIshsss Il
s e Ssss G 4" aSsa %
nsnt should In the exercise OF its duty 70 humanity
r sas and G aiafs y her sS ''Aa'
gov Hill responded to tho toast. THE State
u hew York." saying. among other things:
imperial state Of New York. with Its public
schools and schoohoussS extending me fortinestions
ooasssry hill top and IN every valley Tar batter for the
s. sn "a % Psc s e: Iss e
gs banks with nearly % resources its iO-
verge Ssa viii is Inland lake bar5oE sending out
;s sss SSIin d fpS 'ais
m great ocean has6O. looking sowarS the sOa.h and
s s,nss IhTonsd upon tho indsss: hat @ssnla
On A II IL pss Sss Ss
q GS s aS S9fs Y. ana r.
:1sss 'ssss iss sGss 1ss
one State. an empire In itself
The Governor then spoke particularly of the
new York, He also spoke, OF the homes Of
statesmen In the country and quoted what Col
iinIorsoll said in reference 10 Henry Ward
closed with those words:
S sS spoSs 10 o1, n,!SaAi hsiory s Wa hun
re sas kssSsss.E sSSIs. ssSR;' ~ sSsS